What are some changes which might cause an "Increase in Demand" for courses at San Antonio College?

Discuss and explain at least three different possible factors which might change so as to increase demand for these courses. (You can discuss various "non-price determinants of demand" such as those listed in the book, if you wish to, but in any case please be sure to be specific about what exactly might change to increase course demand, rather than just listing a possible type of factor; not all specific factors you might consider fall neatly under one or another of the non-price determinants of demand.)

In your answer please specify what is meant by an "increase in demand" - and be sure you do not mix the idea up with the different idea of an "increase in quantity demanded." (If you're hazy about the difference check "Exhibit 3" in chapter 3 and/or see the lecture in unit 1 on demand. In brief, an "increase in demand" is a SHIFT of the entire demand curve to the right - it happens if something changes so as to make people wish to buy MORE of the product at EACH and EVERY possible price - so it can't be caused by a fall in the product's price.)

Option 2: you can answer the same question (as in option 1 above) for any product (either a type of good or services or a particular firm's good or service) you choose (rather than for just SAC courses)! Be sure to talk about three different factors which might cause an increase in the demand for the product you're considering.